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Substring/Instring of a string with datestamp
Hi,
I have just started working on unix today. I want to get the instring of a string (filename). Eg. JAN_BILS_PRINT_01-01-08.txt Now i want to extract the datestamp from the file and convert the date to the format mm/dd/yyyy. How do i do this? Please hel pme with this. Regards, Saurabh |
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